Cream - The Farewell Tour 1968 FLAC

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Credits

• Bass, Vocals – Jack Bruce
• Drums – Ginger Baker
• Guitar, Vocals – Eric Clapton

Notes

Recorded live 1968 at Inglewood Forum, Los Angeles, California

℗+© 2007 By Woodstock Tape & Video Corp.

Issued in a digipak. Title on spine is simply "The Farewell Tour".

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• Barcode: 4 250079 701032
• Matrix / Runout: 23668-100649-WT5103
• Rights Society: ZAiKS

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• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Woodstock Tape & Video Corp.
• Copyright (c) – Woodstock Tape & Video Corp.
• Recorded At – The Forum, Los Angeles

Album

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